Century 1/40 HP Unit Bearing Motor, Shaded Pole, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame Non-Standard - 9656 Nominal Size-18" X 1.5" Bradley 169-798 Flanged Guide Plated

Name: Century 1/40 HP Unit Bearing Motor, Shaded Pole, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame Non-Standard - 9656 Nominal Size-18" X 1.5" Bradley 169-798 Flanged Guide Plated
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 28433914403
Price: 116.60 USD
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Century 1 40 HP Unit Bearing Motor, Shaded Pole, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame Non Standard 9656 Nominal Size 18" X 1.5" Bradley 169 798 Flanged Guide Plated Bradley 169 798 Flanged Guide Plated Replacement Part 1 1 4" NPT Supply Inlet Nameplate RPM 1550 Down or Horizontal

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